Sarm West Studios

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Sarm West Studios, orginally known as Basing Street Studios, were established by Chris Blackwell the founder of Island Records.

Set within an old church that had been deconsecrated, Chris Blackwell developed artists such as Bob Marley, Steve Winwood, Free, Bad Company, and Robert Palmer.

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